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USING COMMUNICATIVE LANNGUAGE TEACHING (CLT) TO 
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IMPROVE STUDENTS’ SPEAKING SKILL. 
INTRODUCTION: 
As stated by Khamkhien (2010) people are using English in all aspects of 
life. These sections and fields include from science, technology to society, 
politics. Analogously, Richard (2002) asserted that English is used as official 
language in international communication. There is no uncertainty, therefore, that 
English is becoming more and more prominent as a language of worldwide 
communication. 
It is obvious that, for that reason, mastering English, especially both 
speaking and writing skills, are essential requirement for people to pursue 
because English can bring back for users valuable benefits. Specifically, it is easy 
for proficient and fluent English users to get a scholarship when they prove their 
abilities to apply English in different disciplines at university as well as areas of 
life. Similarly, most foreign and multinational companies all take into account 
English speaking skill as foremost demand in Vietnam. There is a true that, 
therefore, English is the gold key for anyone who can utilize and take advantage 
of it in their normal life. 
This paper, hence, discuss the topic how to help English learners to 
overcome the speaking English obstacle as well as improve the confidence. This, 
what is more, this study will present practical teaching speaking implications for 
English teachers as well. Besides, this one also critically evaluate the innovation 
project. 
Vietnamese Context 
There are three protruding issues in teaching English in Vietnam at this 
age. Firstly, there is a clear and sad issue that in Vietnam most students are not 
satisfied with taking part in speaking English classes. They just enjoy practicing 
grammar, correcting exercises and learning by heart new words. Everything has
its cause, and the explanation for this phenomenon is that in Vietnam as we know 
that the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has just focused on the areas 
( grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation) in teaching and learning English (Canh 
& Roger, 2009). It signifies that students have been taught grammar and 
vocabulary to meet the final test at school and the entrance test at universities. As 
a result, learner acts as passive attendant function and character in sessions, and 
they are not able to speak English well. 
Secondly, in addition, teachers still bring into play old teaching principles 
and techniques which bases on the Grammar Traditional Method (GTM) (Hird 
cited in Lewis & McCook, 2002) to conduct their teaching practice. These ones, 
correspondently, bring back no opportunities for learners to practice speaking. 
Consequently, students have neither chance to brainstorm new ideas, nor work in 
group to share their thought. Relatedly, facilities are also striking obstacle. The 
classrooms are not big enough and are set closely. If one teacher wants to apply 
group work in their class, it will make noise and the effect is that it annoys other 
ones (Canh & Roger, 2009). 
Thirdly, teachers’ power , additionally, are severely strong. In contrast, 
students’ voice are diminutive (Tomlinson, B & Dat, B. 2004). Hird cited in 
Lewis & McCook ( 2002) claimed that the deficiency of Asian’s teachers are 
clearly that they just concentrate on the language form. By contrast, they forget 
and ignore to let student have more chance to restructure what they have been 
taught. It is undeniable that this teaching practice is not good for students. 
When joining lecture hall, this outstanding matter is not changed, and the 
result of this one is that students graduate from school, vocational, college and 
university have no ability to use English fluently and naturally. 
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RESEARCHER’S CONTEXT 
North-Europe Language Center is a private section which is established in 
2004 and located at 172 Le Trong Tan street, Tan Phu District and HCM city.
This one gains its well-known fame thanks to the terrific students’ result. It has 
ten years experiences in teaching English for adults, students, teenagers, and 
kids. 
Additionally, syllabi, which are used to be chosen carefully by principal 
and staffs. Also, every year, center has three meetings for whole teachers to 
discuss the difficulties as well as to exchange teaching experience. Another 
distinctive merit is that at the end of each unit students must participate in a quiz, 
which lasts 20 minutes to let both principal and teacher know if they understand 
the lesson or whether they can continue learning in upper level. 
What the researcher’s center constantly has done above ensures the 
teaching and learning quality. At the same time with the warranting of the quality 
policy, this private center usually holds plentiful activities to welcome most 
events all year. For kids we have children international day, summer camp. 
Similarly, we also organize singing English song contest for whole students to 
help them have a playgroup to show their abilities as well as stimulate the 
motivation in learning. Another positive feature I would like to mention is that it 
has an noticeable encouraging policy. When students gain highest mark in their 
test, school will have a ten (10) percent diminution their fee. 
Although center has remarkable strategies, the repercussion, which we 
gain, is not as we expect. Firstly, the cause is apart from the teachers’ quality. It 
is evident that more than eighty (80) percent of them are high school teachers. It 
indicates that the percentage of high quality teachers are near to the ground. The 
reason why the result is not good as expected is that they still show their power 
in class and use inappropriate teaching approaches. They, accordingly, always 
advocate that students are neither energetic nor vigorous. In order words, they 
reckon that students are so apathetic, slothful and take part in no activities. 
Secondly, these lecturers neither realize the difficulties which learners in 
Vietnamese context are undertaking nor have any remedy and treatment to 
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encourage and engage students to involve in both their teaching process and also 
their activities. 
Thirdly, teachers’ shortcoming technique and principle results that learners 
cannot feel comfortable when learning English. Students always do more 
exercise, but they neither write a complete paper nor dare to speak with foreigner 
speakers. Also, they do not have any engagement in their learning or they do not 
have their voice, either. As a result, learners are undergone this teaching 
approach, they lose their confidence and motivation to speak English both in-side 
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and out-side classroom. 
THE RATIONALE OF RESEARCHER 
When being a student at school, the researcher always desire to master the 
speaking and writing skills but this desirability has not been done because of the 
lack of confidence and environment. Hence, when choosing topic for this 
research, enhancing speaking and writing skills for learners has come out and has 
gained the researcher’s choice. 
The researcher believes that this issue is to deserve to pursue as a research 
subject matter because people learn English to meet numerous purposes. These 
can range into the following reasons: to enhance their knowledge and to use it in 
their authentic life. Other targets that learners always think about is that they aim 
to get promotion and find high pay job. Moreover, they want to have enough 
ability and confidence to communicate with foreign speakers. So, teaching 
English should meet these ultimata . This job should not focus on passing the tests 
as Vietnamese context. By contrast, this should supply learners not only more 
chances to learn and interact with authentic situation, but also more opportunities 
to practice speaking in untreated and encouraged environment from their teacher 
and peers . 
Another way in which students will develop their ability in speaking skill 
is that they should be put into original context as well as they should be taught
how to work in group to generate and brainstorm the ideas for a specific topic. 
On the word of Richard and Rodgers cited in Hu (2002), they admitted that 
activities which come from authentic communication and have more meaningful 
surely intensify learning outcome. 
To complete these objectives, therefore, the administrators, lecturers, 
instructors should, firstly, recognize the salient complication as well as, secondly, 
change their teaching practice, in addition to, thirdly, upgrade their knowledge. 
As can be asserted that students in Vietnam cannot speak English after 
receiving an English certificate. This burning issue must be severely considered 
by those who are accountability because it is visible that this clearly matter cause 
badly result on students’ upshot. If it is looked up, students have more occasion 
to access to a better learning environment, syllabi as well as teacher.. 
From these blazing affairs above and Richard and Rodgers’s research (Hu, 
2002), the go-getter decides to conduct this study, which bases on the topic 
collaborative activities in teaching speaking (1) to innovate the teaching speaking 
practice, (2) to visualize some implications for teaching speaking skill in small 
scale, (3) to meet the demand of student in learning English these days and (4) to 
engagement student into speaking activities as well. 
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STRENGTHS and WEAKNESSES 
The initial point the researcher would like to discuss is that the strengths of 
this study. It is obvious that researcher has a favorable circumstance to work. 
That, firstly, is real context. In other words, private language center is the place 
where this research is managed as well as the researcher is teaching. Likewise, 
secondly, the self-starter’s students are eagerly to participate in this project. 
Besides, thirdly, the doer knows deeply the teaching as well as learning theories 
and, fourthly, the researcher actually yearns for to make the students’ expectation 
become truth.
On the other hand, this paper has its weaknesses as well. It is undeniable 
that the time for this research is really short. Although the time-scale for this is 
10 weeks, students have 4 weeks to work with speaking lesson. The rest is to 
save for conductor to implement the interview process, collect data, categorize, 
decode, make a judgment and figure the final result. Also, investigator does not 
gain more data beyond research’s setting because there is a fact that there are not 
more students are guided by communicative background. 
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WHY THIS IS INNOVATIVE 
From the language learning and teaching theories, the researcher knows 
that, firstly, language –centered method just focuses on the linguistic form 
(Kumaravadivelu, B. 2006). 
Besides, secondly, learner-centered method has more merits. It provides 
for learners what they want and need. Also, this contributes for students a 
speaking environment, but it also has a clearly demerit that it has students just 
practice in pre-handpicked linguistic patterns ( Kumaravadivelu, B. 2006). 
Therefore, the students cannot develop their own ability incidentally. In other 
words, all student’s outcome are similarity. 
Thirdly, learning-centered method has the most favorable. It puts learners 
into a flexible profound interaction by applying problem-solving assignments in 
sessions so that they can brainstorm and advance their ability ( Kumaravadivelu, 
B. 2006). The accountability is that the both English form and meaning are used 
in a mixed way, how the function of communication is carried out by students 
through the reconstruction language and the using it appropriately to solve the 
task. 
Moreover, Vygotsky’s Social development theory asserted that 
interactions which happen in real setting, like society, will build up and pave the 
way for development, consciousness and awareness. Vygotsky’s research has 
made a change the teacher’s as well as student’s role. The former will act as a
helper, consultant, instructor, facilitator, marker, tutor, prompter, observer, 
resource, participant, teaching aid (mime, gesture ) while, in contrast the later 
gain an dynamic and energetic role and gradually become an autonomy learner 
in their learning. Basing on what has presented beforehand and Vietnamese 
context, the researcher would maintain that this study is an innovative paper 
although this project is small-scale. 
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LITERATURE REVIEW 
Teaching second language - English - was conceded as a profession in the 
past. So as to enlarge the teaching theories, methodologies, plentiful researchers 
have done researches to exploit, react new some. In these invention, 
communicative language teaching is considered as an effective way to guide 
leaners to learn English, because this way puts learners into the authentic 
situation. Oradee (2012) argues that this one can encourage , stimulate students 
to communicate with their partners to solve the task. Likewise, Gorgon & Matera 
( 2008) supported that learning in this environment learners will improve the 
linguistic competence. Especially, Raja (2012) claims that this approach will 
decrease the leaners’ apprehension. Moreover, this environment will provide 
learners a chance to have a close relationship with teacher and partners. From 
these various merits learners have an occasion to reconstruct what they have 
learnt in the previous stages. 
Besides, in this teaching technique teacher and learners have changed the 
role together. Significantly, teacher is not an instructor. In contrast he/she will be 
a consultant, facilitator, assistant. Learners are the active doer. They can ask a 
help from their classmate or teacher at any time. 
Conversely, this teaching approach has its drawback. Gorgon & Matera 
(2008) pointed out that students can use first language to solve the task because 
they do not have enough linguistic competence. Also, Burke (2011) agreed that 
students will be quiet when they do not want to argue with their partners about 
that topic. This downside should be taken into consideration by teacher to avoid
this aspect. Other obstacle is that one student can overshadow the other (Freeman 
& Greenacre, 2011). 
On the whole look, the merit governs the demerit. Therefore, the researcher 
will base on this teaching approach to conduct this study. Because the fact that 
there is no any research which discuss this teaching approach in Vietnamese 
context where students learn actively and teachers will be less power but they will 
be friendly. 
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RESEARCH SITUATION, MARTERIAL and PARTICIPANTS 
SITUATION 
As mentioning in previous parts, this investigation and innovation is 
implemented at doer’s context, at North-Europe Language Center, which 
localized at 172 Le Trong Tan street in HCM city. The classes are at the 
Elementary and pre-intermediate background. The explanation for this choice is 
that previous papers, which are conducted by renowned researchers have just 
paid more attention to upper levels ( Water &Vilches, 2001). The implementer, 
therefore, make a decision that this level will be the study target. Participants are 
both in perfect sensible fitness and university students. 
PARTICIPANT 
That from 18 to 21 years old is their age. The quantity of partakers are 25 
while female outdoes 1 person. The elementary class is conducted every Monday, 
Wednesday and Friday evening from 17.45.pm. to 19.15.p.m, and from 19.30.p.m 
to 21.p.m for Pre-Inter level. A large screen, cable, loudspeakers and a laptop 
are always installed so that teacher can use it at any time. The place where the 
research occurs is large enough for students to group and move. The students 
have undertaken 7 years at high school but their speaking ability is not acceptable. 
The aim of their enrollment in this class is that they want to improve their 
speaking skill and have a good preparatory for TOIEC in future.
Additionally, two other teachers who work together with the researcher 
are persuaded to take part in this study. They are not only experience instructors 
but also have finished postgraduate program, a Master course in teaching English 
for speakers of another language. They will participate in the researcher’s 
speaking class as well as will be asked to give their ideas and how they fell about 
this kind of teaching procedure. 
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MATERIAL 
Three lessons in International Express Elementary Level are used. These 
are selected. They are unit 6 , 7 and 8. Every week, the session has 2 periods 
which last 90 minutes. At every session students have 30 minutes to work with 
partners to practice speaking. 
Besides, American Adventures Pre-intermediate level is used. Three unit 
are chosen as material to conduct the research. These are from unit 8 to 10. Every 
session has 90 minutes, too, and the time for speaking practice is to range from 
30 to 35 minutes. 
The argument for this choice is that at this level learners need more time to 
practice English so that they can restructure what they have learnt from previous 
settings to change it into their knowledge and they can use it whenever they need. 
TIME LINE 
June 1st – August 10th 
Task W 
1 
W 
2 
W 
3 
W 
4 
W 
5 
W 
6 
W 
7 
W 
8 
W 
9 
W 
10 
Introduce 
research, design 
field notes 
Design 
questionnaire, 
interview 
questions
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Conduct 
innovation, 
observe 
Send 
Questionnaire 
Interview 
Receive 
questionnaire, 
transcribe, 
analyze data 
Draft and revise 
Final report 
From the time line it is transperant that the critical path is the linkage from 
week number 1 to week number 5 to week number 6 to week number 9 and 
finallly is week number 10. If any task in these weeks has problem, all project 
will be lengthen. 
Research Questions 
This research strives to illustrate a potential procedure for English teaching 
doers to apply into teaching productive skill at private language context. 
Moreover, this one will figure out clear classroom activities to follow to help 
students engage as well as promote their ability. Furthermore, its aims is to help 
students overcome their language speaking apprehension and enhance their 
confidence to use English as well. 
Correspondingly, the research endeavors to lighten and invent the answers 
for following questions: 1. How does procedure in TBLT benefit learners’ 
outcome ( speaking skill) ? 2. What are teachers’ and students’ opinions, attitudes 
and beliefs this teaching approach?
Sub-questions: 1. What techniques should instructors use to improve 
students’ speaking confidence? 2, do students feel comfortable when learning in 
this way? 
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Donation to knowledge 
This research will invigorate the process of teaching speaking skill and 
further the collaboration benefits in learning English for Vietnamese students 
at private language context. It also re-examines the advantages of sequences of 
activities, which sustain for to be willing in speaking sessions. The combination 
of qualitative and action research surely both enhance students’ competence and 
confidence and at any rate will help and force me to re-consider, up to-date and 
improve my teaching practice. 
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TEACHER and RESREACHER ROLE 
As a teacher role, I strongly desire to help my learners make rapidly 
progress in their learning. So, I spare no efforts to compare the teaching theories 
and teaching environment so that I can visualize the most suitable way to teach. 
To help learners to improve their speaking skill, I apply both Piaget’ and 
Vygotsky’s theories. It denotes that I try my best to put my students into a social 
interaction environment to enhance their confidence as well as decrease their 
apprehension in speaking English, to develop their ability and have good result, 
in addition to, I encourage them to learn by themselves. Besides, I definitely 
change my position to help the classroom atmosphere unceremoniously. Also, I 
encourage learners to be more participant and willing , voluntary, enthusiastic 
ways in their learning. 
As a researcher role, I strictly criticize my innovation to discovery the 
defeated sides to make more progress in the future as well as to do more 
responsibilities for my job. Other thing I am pursuing is that I stimulate my 
learners to respond in a frankly way about the questions in questionnaire so that 
I know what I need to improve and what I need to put forward in my teaching
practice. Above and beyond, I persuade my colleagues to let me know their 
feelings and opinions about my doing and to let me know their suggestions, too. 
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THE PURPOSE OF THIS EVALUATION 
As stated by Rea-Dickens and Germaine (2001), purpose is divided into 
general and specific purposes. The purpose of accountability in general belongs 
to summative evaluation and its aim is to evaluate the final result. The curriculum 
development of general purpose is to improve curriculum and belongs to 
formative evaluation. Teacher self-development purpose of general does not need 
measurement. It aims to improve teaching and learning process. It also belongs 
to formative. 
It is self-explanatory that every work has its own purpose, therefore, this 
paper also has its goal as well. In this one the researcher will critically go through 
and have a closely look what have been done to visualize the suitable way to teach 
speaking skill at private language center to help students improve their speaking 
skill, and to re-examine what teacher has done for learners through this project. 
ANALYZE THE RESEARCH QUESTIONS (R Q) 
In this paper the researcher spares no efforts to discover the answers for 2 
research questions and 2 sub-questions, too. The aim of these ones ( research 
questions) are to guide the purpose of this study. In other words, R Qs are lodestar 
for this research. These R Qs: (1). In what extent does procedure in TBLT benefit 
learners’ outcome (speaking skill) ? (2). What are teachers’ and students’ 
opinions, attitudes, beliefs ? And Sub-questions: (1). What techniques should 
instructors use to improve students’ speaking confidence? (2). do students feel 
comfortable when learning in this way? It is understandable that the concerning 
of R Qs is the purpose of this research. If the doer can have positive answers for 
theses ones, the study is successful. In contrast, if the doer gains the negative 
responses, the study is unsuccessful.
It is indisputable that, therefore, R Qs are so important. Although the 
implementer has read several books which discuss how to make R Q, in deeply 
researcher’s though these RQs can meet the requirement. These R Qs can let the 
researcher know that at extent students’ speaking outcome have improved as well 
as student’s speaking apprehension have decreased. Moreover, R Qs will guide 
researcher to made questionnaire and interview questions to exploit teachers’ and 
student’s opinion about the way that teacher conducts the class. 
Besides, from these questions the finder want to find out a true responses 
about teachers’ and students’ beliefs. Also, their attitudes about this teaching 
practice will be utilized. The sub-question is designed for both teachers and 
students. Teachers and students will help the doer have more ideas about teaching 
techniques, and their feeling, respectively. 
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QUALITATIVE RESEARCH 
It is universally accepted that qualitative research can be employed to 
researches in the field of social sciences. Law, Medicine researchers can use 
Case Study Research (Ary, Jacobs, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010. p.452). History, 
Anthropology researchers always utilize this method to conduct their researches. 
This way can supply the responses for the “why” and “how” questions. (Ary, 
Jacobs, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). These ones (why and how questions) have 
the aim to clarify people’s behaviors, interactions with their socio-economic 
environment and their community. Moreover, other researchers pursue the 
responses for how people feel in that setting. These benefits can come from the 
way how data are collected. The qualitative research usually employs 
observation, interview methods to collect data. 
There is the fact that description about the context can be drawn clearly 
thanked to these methods ( data collection). Another benefit is that it lets the 
researcher have a flexible and informal communication with participants to get 
more non-verbal communication as gesture, facial expression. Besides, the
question has open-ended structures, therefore, respondents freely express their 
opinions. 
Although it has its merits, it can never avoid drawbacks. It is 
unquestionable that it has also its negative points. Firstly, time-consuming is a 
salient issue. Because the fact that there are several steps in its procedure. 
Secondly, moreover, the data only can be gianed (by the researcher ) from 
research context, therefore data are not more objectiveness. Thirdly, data analysis 
cannot be done by statistical method. Lastly, it is obvious that more subjectivity 
appears than objectivity. 
To overcome these issues, the researcher decides to combine action 
research and qualitative research – “basic qualitative research” or called “ basic 
interpretive study” (Ary, Jacobos, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). The main 
argument for this choice is that this combination surely lets the researcher find 
out the “why”, “how” and “what” question (Ary, Jacobos, Sorensen, Razavieh, 
2010). It can be used to explore the attitudes, beliefs, opinion, and behavior. The 
researcher also choose the open-ended question as a data collection method 
because it can bring back advantages in avoiding bias and subjectivity. 
Moreover, it also can be applied in a small context and in a ‘short duration’ (Ary, 
Jacobos, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). 
According to Hinchey (2008) action research is applied to find out 
knowledge in specific context where the researcher is both the doer and the 
insider. The researcher can do the research by his/herself to visualize the best way 
to improve the teaching practice. The combining these 2 methods guarantee that 
data will be collected sufficiently for research’s purpose as well as shorten any 
unexpected issues. 
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PEDAGOGICAL TENSIONS and SOLUTIONS
It is absolute that there are unexpected issues which can occur during the 
research process. Researcher’s prediction, firstly, is that learners are unwilling to 
participating in the research because the fact that they have a fear that they will 
be ashamed if they cannot perform well in the research’s process. Secondly, other 
matter need to be concerned is how to encourage learner respond truly. 
Everything has its solution, the researcher, therefore, believes that these 
issues will be overcome. To solve the first concerning, the researcher persuades 
students that the personal information will be kept secretly. To have more true 
responses, the researcher will encourage learner to show their true though so 
that the researcher can know the truth and changes the teaching style and 
improves learner’s outcome. With the prediction and watchful preparation the 
researcher hopefully can avoid and solve matters. 
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ETHICAL ISSUES and SOLUTIONS 
To have this study done, firstly the researcher must have a formal 
conversation with principal and get the permission. Furthermore, the participants 
and observer also act an important role, so, to have their willingness, the 
researcher will present benefits and persuade them to join. 
The researcher thinks that the most important matter is beneficence. 
Benefits must be shared equally to all participants. It indicates that the researcher 
must try his best to maximize the opportunities for learners to practicing speaking 
English. Besides, the researcher usually have informal communication with 
colleagues to share their teaching experiences as well as teaching aid. Moreover, 
that my following concerning is respect. This one must be saved for participants 
strictly. 
Furthermore, other concerning must be taken under severely consideration. 
They include confidentiality and honesty policy. Additionally, limited 
harmfulness needs to be considered constantly. The last issue must be taken into 
account is that the honesty.
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RESEARCH METHOD TO EVALUATE INNOVATION 
According to Murphy (2000) evaluation is the process to collect data , 
analysis and interpret to make a final decision or visualize what must be done in 
the future. Especially, it must be linked with the context and it can be done by 
researcher or out-sider. Likewise, Nunan and Lamb (1996) defined that 
evaluation is an activity in which data are collected to be scrutinized what has 
been worked and what has not. A terrific evaluation must present which aspects 
need to be changed. This kind of doing - evaluation - is divided into different 
approaches ( summative and formative evaluation) and techniques ( formal and 
informal evaluation) . 
On the one hand, summative is suitable for appraising the efficient. 
Besides, it ( summative) can be conducted after innovation project. However, it 
demands the statistical analysis. It necessitaes that it encompasses testing. 
Moreover, the final result cannot help to improve the curriculum development. 
On the other hand, formative is appropriate for classroom practice and 
questionnaires, interviews are taken fully advantage of collecting information. 
Exceptionally, the researcher can interpret data without the help of statistical 
equipment. 
On the technique side, as said by Nunan & Lamb (1996) Informal 
evaluation is commenced by teachers to manage their teaching practice. In 
contrast, formal evaluation is originated by outsiders. 
As a result, the researcher will base on the mixture of summative and 
formative approach to carry out this evaluation to verify the effectiveness of the 
innovation ( summative approach) as well as to analyze and interpret data ( 
formative approach). 
DATA COLLECTION 
Data are collected from week number two from observation process and it 
lasts with four weeks, from week number 2 to 5. This participant observation
focuses on the 6 following aspects. The first side (1) is the clothing, gender, social 
status. The second feature (2) is physical behavior and gestures: what people do, 
who do what, who interact with whom, who is not interacting. How people use 
their body language and voice to communicate, different emotion, what are their 
feeling toward other. The third character (3) is what students do in speaking 
activities. They take part in activities or sit alone or chat with their partners. The 
fourth trait (4) is who student usually interact with, their partners or their teacher 
or other. The last one (5) is the classroom atmosphere. It has eager or frustrated 
environment. Besides, the setting and the syllabus (6) are considered. If that place 
is big enough for students to move and the student-book is suitable for that level. 
The observation is done by the researcher within the session. Time, days and dates 
are referred in time line part. 
Four weeks for observation are done and 10 questionnaires are written for 
that purpose. Only 8 questions are composed and one interview session is held 
for teachers. Interview are recorded and faithfully transcription are done to serve 
for data analysis. This study mainly helps student improve speaking ability, so 
data collection mostly is focused on this aspect. 
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HOW THE DATA WAS TRIANGULATED ? 
The shortcoming of qualitative is that it is rather subjectivity and hard to 
avoid biases. To overcome these dilemma, the researcher decides that apply 
triangulation data are used. It is good for the investigator to shorten the 
subjectivity. The observation has numerous bias , therefore , to reduce this aspect, 
questionnaire is used to increase the objectivity and decrease the bias. Besides, 
interview is also a objectivity source. The ideas are from interviewees and are 
recoded. 
QUALITY OF DATA: 
Quality is an abstract concept , therefore it is hard to define. According to 
Shenton (2004. P. 64) to improve ‘ internal validity - credibility ’ as well as ‘
external validity – transferability’ the investigator should choose ‘random 
sample’, ask for ‘member check’ the information again, read more ‘research 
finding’. Especially, the researcher must describe the context clearly. To improve 
the ‘dependability –reliability ( Shenton, 2004. P.71), the researcher must express 
clearly the procedure. Other aspect must be considered is ‘confirmability - 
objectivity’ (Shenton, 2004. P. 72). The author (Shenton) said that the researcher 
should apply the ‘triangulation to reduce the bias” 
The data are collected by the researcher constantly in 4 weeks under the 
observation process and from week number 6, interviews are conducted and 
recorded. The transcriptions are transcribed and are reread by interviewees. 
Outstandingly, the open-ended questions are written and sent for students. It is 
obvious that the responses are not bias and more objective. Therefore, the quality 
is ensured. That the reason why reliability has highly quality. From these data 
the researcher will analyze and believe that the final result will be validity. 
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HOW DATA ARE DECODED 
Firstly, the researcher uses the open coding to highlight salient issues. 
Next, Non-hierarchical coding is used to categorize them into same categories. 
In this coding process, the researcher desirably looks for themes which can 
exploit the research questions such as students’ feeling, attitude and 
relationship. Besides, this coding action will also try to find out other themes to 
further analysis such testing issue. 
Categories Taxonomic themes 
Teaching issue Obstacle 
Time issue Obstacle 
Testing way Obstacle 
Interpersonal relation Relationship 
Outcome Benefits 
Student behavior, action Relationship and attitude 
Teacher & students thinking Belief 
Learning atmosphere: Feeling 
DATA ANLYSIS
The purpose of data analysis is to describe the whole picture and to explain 
it clearly for the readers (LeCompte, 2000). Additionally, LeCompte (2000) said 
that qualitative data analysis comprises ‘5 steps’. These are ‘ tidying up’ , ‘finding 
items’ , ‘creating stable of items’ , ‘creating patterns’ , and ‘ assembling 
structures’. Therefore, this guiding is applied to help the investigator diminishes 
the analysis of procedure. The most prominent feature of this method is that it lets 
the investigator to collect data by himself/herself. 
It is certain that the whole picture is divided into 2 parts: the obstacle and 
the benefit. While the obstacle includes teaching and testing issues. The benefit 
includes good feeling, belief and attitude. 
TEACHING ISSUE: The first issue is teaching issue. All students 
respond that the way teacher conducts the class so fast that they cannot follow 
the lesson. Ngan in her answering question number 4 provides the information 
that the time for discuss in group is so quick that group members can generate 
enough ideas. ‘The time for working in group is so short’ (Ngan). Other issue is 
that students do not have enough vocabularies to support their discussion. ‘I 
cannot find work to talk with my partner – Van’. Additionally, Mr Nam 
(interviewee ) showed his idea that ‘ I can see that many students have problem 
with how to make a sentence and how to listen their partners’ ( question number 
5 in interview). In this situation the researcher – teacher - always encourages 
students by saying that please raise your hand if you get any difficulties or you 
can ask your classmate in Vietnamese. It is obvious that students are not 
accustomed with this teaching and learning approach. So, teacher should group 4 
to 5 students in a group, provide more vocabularies and last the speaking time. 
TESTING and TIME ISSUE: Although teacher applies reconstruction 
teaching approach, tester requests learners to do discrete test. As said by Minh 
that ‘ time for doing test is short and questions are much’. 
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Moreover, all students claimed that ‘ the midterm test just focuses on the 
vocabulary and rewrite sentences, therefore I cannot apply my speaking skill into 
this test. It does not go together with this teaching’. This master is the thing that 
the researcher never thinks about before doing this paper. To solve this burn issue, 
the researcher thinks that there is a close between the doing tester and the 
researcher to visualize a suitable test for this kind of class. Luckily, these negative 
points does not outclass the merit. All respondents give positive reply to these 
teaching approach. 
BENEFIT: GOOD FEELING: The front side of drawback includes good 
feeling, belief, and attitude. On this benefit aspect, it is acceptable that feeling has 
a key role in this aspect. All respondents respond that they feel comfortable when 
learning in that atmosphere. ‘I feel comfortable –Bao’. Especially Uyen adds that 
‘I feel so happy when I can talk with many other students’. Nhan also supported 
that ‘ I like this teaching because teacher does not focus on the final result at 
school. In this class I is encouraged to learn and I can apply English into real 
situation’. 
There is a coincident between in interview transcription and observation 
note that at the initial state the classroom atmosphere is so heavy, but later this 
one is improved when students are acquainted with this teaching and learning 
approach. 
GOOD RELATIONSHIP: Additionally, the relationship between teacher 
and learners are at a closely way. Especially, this rapport is different from lecture 
hall. Nhan writes in her questionnaire paper that ‘ teacher is so friendly’. Tai also 
supports this idea ‘ teacher is so kindly and always smile’. In this teaching 
approach, teacher has changed the position between learners and teacher. 
Learners become active students and teacher becomes a helper and adviser. 
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Other favorable point in good relationship is that there is a good 
helpfulness between learners. All answerers claim that they receive more help 
from their partners, therefore, they strongly trust in their ability, and at the same 
time, they push back their apprehension. Remarkably, Minh and Tai shared that 
they always have a smile on their lips in speaking practice time. 
Also, Ms Nguyet (interviewee) enthusiastically devoted that ‘ this teaching 
approach is so innovatively because it lets student reconstruct what they have 
learnt in the previous stage to solve their task to help teacher find out where their 
level is and know how to guide they to move forward quickly.’ ( question 7 in 
interview). 
ATTITUDE & BELIEF: It is cloudless that these satisfactoriness above 
have affected to students’ learning attitude and belief. They work harder and 
harder and they have more responsibility for their learning. They raise their hands 
to get a help from teacher when finding any new word or wanting to be corrected 
pronunciation. Chi always sits in front of the board and near her teacher so that 
when having a difficult in learning she can give her question in order to gets help 
and feedback quickly. They tell the researcher that they have learned numerous 
valuable from this study. Chi communicated that ‘ I learn a lot from your 
teaching’. Linh said that ‘ I know how to use English to ask my classmate to share 
ideas’. Especially, student feel their ability and confidence have improved day by 
day. Dat said that ‘ now I can be confident to use English to talk with partners in 
discussing time’. Notably, in a short time they change their learning way and have 
improved their speaking ability with their partners and in front of whole class. 
Tien admitted that ‘ I always think I must learn much vocabularies and grammar 
to speak English well, but now I can learn it by using it’. 
Besides, from the observation note it is clear that there is a change in 
students belief and attitude. When a student shares his/ her idea about one specific 
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topic, all class members keep quiet and take note to state their idea about his/her 
classmate paper. 
Additionally, all interviewees agreed that this teaching approach will 
motivate students’ autonomy. Ms Nguyet (interviewee) asserted that ‘ surely, this 
teaching will help student improve their role and learning attitude so much’. She 
also added that ‘because students have more change to practice speaking English 
in class, they can use it again outside classroom’ (question number 1 and 3 in 
interview). 
22 
DISCUSSION 
The major issue arising from the innovation. 
The most unexpected factor that has occurred is that the speed of teaching. 
All students and interviewees said that teacher says rather quickly. So, students 
find difficult to master the topic. After receiving the questionnaire and doing 
interview session, the researcher knows this aspect must be improved and 
adjuisted. However, at the advantages aspects, this teaching practice has let 
student discover themselves that they can be an autonomous learners through the 
teacher’s help and guide. This side is very important because they do not sit 
passively as they have done in the past. Moreover, in this environment, they can 
communicate with other during the learning time. In contrast, this cannot be done 
at school and university. Besides, through working in group , students can learn 
their partners learning experience and share their knowledge beyond the lesson. 
In this innovation, the researcher has found out the answers for the attitude, 
feeling and belief questions. Moreover, when these matters are solved, the final 
result is positive. In question number 9 and 10 in questionnaire, the researcher 
uses yes-no question to gauge the final upshot. Luckily, all responses are yes. It 
means that all students feel that their speaking ability has been improved. 
Especially, students said that they learn more with this teaching approach. It
means that beside speaking skill, they have gained the progress in other area such 
as: pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. Teacher cannot correct all errors, 
therefore while working in group all members will listen and correct each other. 
Other merit of this innovation is that it has visualized a clear strategy for 
teacher to teach speaking. To improve the passive situation in students, group 
work is an effective solution. Moreover, to decrease the teachers’ power, this 
research has pointed out that they should be an adviser, helper, facilitator , 
assessor. They should not ask their students to learn by heart. In contrast, they 
should guide them to use target language to serve the communication function. 
The way in which innovation work, did not work so well, how and why 
23 
it work. 
This innovation can be done fluently because it lets learners find out the 
way how to learn English by themselves. In this learning context, students try to 
find out a way to express their idea by using their previous knowledge and try to 
learn more from their classmate and try to improve their ability by themselves. 
Then, teacher will help them again to correct any errors which they have. This 
learning is so different from students’ learning outside this center. In other 
situation, all learners must follow the way their teachers instruction and must 
reply to these knowledge in their final paper. Therefore, students are bounden in 
their teachers’ knowledge. 
However, this research occurs within 8 weeks, so the time for students 
working together is short. Moreover, more students have forgotten their previous 
knowledge and have several difficulties to generate their idea. But, the final result 
has informed that students are eager when being active learners and their final 
result has been increased. They feel more confident and less fear when speaking 
English in front of class (question number 7 and 8 in questionnaire). 
How the general Vietnamese context and specific context of your 
institution and classroom affected the success of the innovation.
The success of this innovation allows researcher’s class to have a positive 
thinking about learning English. Students now have changed their mind about 
learning this subject. It is not hard as their thought. Additionally, the learning 
atmosphere is so optimistic. It differs from the outset one. Moreover, students 
right now have thought that they learn English to use it , not to pass the test. They 
do not focus on the final result. In contrast, they keep their progress. 
In researcher’s context, this success has opened the door for other teachers 
those who have difficulty with passive class. Now, they know how to conduct 
their class actively. In Vietnamese context, the success of this innovation can be 
a torch to light a hope to help the education system have a look in order change 
the teaching issue. It is hard for Vietnamese education system to apply this 
success because it will touch its and their teachers profit. If students can do well 
at school, teachers will not have part time class at their homes. Moreover, the 
infrastructure and teaching staff are not enough to meet requirement. 
Factor that influence its success, lack of success and led to the 
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different level of success with different students. 
The success of this innovation is still limited because outside classroom 
learners do not more environment to practice speaking English. However, 
students can monitor their improvement by making a notice how their ability can 
be improved day by day by counting the words , sentences they say every session. 
REFLECTION : 
How you would improve your teaching in future. 
It is sure that the researcher will improve the teaching practice in the future. 
Before doing this project, the investigator does not know how to change the 
teaching technique, however, after doing this study, the researcher will valiantly 
revolutionize teaching practice. The researcher will change the role from a power 
person in class into a facilitator, and put learners into the center of learning and
teaching process. Moreover, teacher just is boring person before this study, now 
this one has changed his teaching approach to meet the classroom demand. 
The researcher does not teach discrete point any more. By contrast, holistic 
English picture is taught together so that learners can use English areas and skills 
to resolve a specific issue inside as well as outside classroom. Moreover, students 
can pronounce a word clearly, make a sentence completely to present their idea 
in front of class. 
Besides, the doer has composed task which bases on the topic by himself. 
It means that tasks which follow the textbook are no longer obligatory. 
Especially, all procedures in learning English are strictly followed to help learners 
to maximize the benefit of the topic. Language and learning are put at the central. 
Aspect of students moving around classroom, making rather noise are not 
controlled. 
The most striking improvement is that the researcher will encourage 
students to share their ideas with their classmates and give more question to 
teacher. Moreover, they can make any questions and send them via email or 
facebook addresses. This progress will push back the passive role of learners. 
25 
What you learn from your experience. 
Through this innovation, the researcher has gained numerous valuable 
lessons. The first precious one is how to control the speed of the lecture. The 
second priceless one is to know how to change the teacher’s role. 
What you should do differently next time, why? 
If the researcher has a chance to conduct this kind of study again, he will 
invite more teachers to take part in. Besides, testing doer will be invited to change 
the way which he/she writes the final test in a compatible way. Moreover, more 
class will be chosen and after innovation an eloquent competition with the topic 
how to learn speaking skill is hold to help learners have an authentic situation to 
perform what they have learnt.
26 
CONCLUSION 
The purpose of this study is to help students improve their speaking ability 
and this study has clearly responded the way how to help students improve the 
speaking skill. 
It is apparent that learners can get better their productive skill when they 
become active learners. Moreover, with the help of their classmates and the 
encouragement from their teacher, learners can decrease their apprehension and 
increase confidence as well. Good result will come when obstacles are 
discharged. When learners have strong belief, they will show their competence. 
They can use target language to serve their learning. 
The result in this innovation is similar with other researches in the literature 
review part, but it asserts that passive learners in Vietnam can change their 
learning role immediately if they are powered and their teachers can act as a 
helper. 
It is obvious that its scale is so small and the time is so limited, therefore, 
a large scale needs to be done to enlarge the validity.
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  • 1. USING COMMUNICATIVE LANNGUAGE TEACHING (CLT) TO 1 IMPROVE STUDENTS’ SPEAKING SKILL. INTRODUCTION: As stated by Khamkhien (2010) people are using English in all aspects of life. These sections and fields include from science, technology to society, politics. Analogously, Richard (2002) asserted that English is used as official language in international communication. There is no uncertainty, therefore, that English is becoming more and more prominent as a language of worldwide communication. It is obvious that, for that reason, mastering English, especially both speaking and writing skills, are essential requirement for people to pursue because English can bring back for users valuable benefits. Specifically, it is easy for proficient and fluent English users to get a scholarship when they prove their abilities to apply English in different disciplines at university as well as areas of life. Similarly, most foreign and multinational companies all take into account English speaking skill as foremost demand in Vietnam. There is a true that, therefore, English is the gold key for anyone who can utilize and take advantage of it in their normal life. This paper, hence, discuss the topic how to help English learners to overcome the speaking English obstacle as well as improve the confidence. This, what is more, this study will present practical teaching speaking implications for English teachers as well. Besides, this one also critically evaluate the innovation project. Vietnamese Context There are three protruding issues in teaching English in Vietnam at this age. Firstly, there is a clear and sad issue that in Vietnam most students are not satisfied with taking part in speaking English classes. They just enjoy practicing grammar, correcting exercises and learning by heart new words. Everything has
  • 2. its cause, and the explanation for this phenomenon is that in Vietnam as we know that the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has just focused on the areas ( grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation) in teaching and learning English (Canh & Roger, 2009). It signifies that students have been taught grammar and vocabulary to meet the final test at school and the entrance test at universities. As a result, learner acts as passive attendant function and character in sessions, and they are not able to speak English well. Secondly, in addition, teachers still bring into play old teaching principles and techniques which bases on the Grammar Traditional Method (GTM) (Hird cited in Lewis & McCook, 2002) to conduct their teaching practice. These ones, correspondently, bring back no opportunities for learners to practice speaking. Consequently, students have neither chance to brainstorm new ideas, nor work in group to share their thought. Relatedly, facilities are also striking obstacle. The classrooms are not big enough and are set closely. If one teacher wants to apply group work in their class, it will make noise and the effect is that it annoys other ones (Canh & Roger, 2009). Thirdly, teachers’ power , additionally, are severely strong. In contrast, students’ voice are diminutive (Tomlinson, B & Dat, B. 2004). Hird cited in Lewis & McCook ( 2002) claimed that the deficiency of Asian’s teachers are clearly that they just concentrate on the language form. By contrast, they forget and ignore to let student have more chance to restructure what they have been taught. It is undeniable that this teaching practice is not good for students. When joining lecture hall, this outstanding matter is not changed, and the result of this one is that students graduate from school, vocational, college and university have no ability to use English fluently and naturally. 2 RESEARCHER’S CONTEXT North-Europe Language Center is a private section which is established in 2004 and located at 172 Le Trong Tan street, Tan Phu District and HCM city.
  • 3. This one gains its well-known fame thanks to the terrific students’ result. It has ten years experiences in teaching English for adults, students, teenagers, and kids. Additionally, syllabi, which are used to be chosen carefully by principal and staffs. Also, every year, center has three meetings for whole teachers to discuss the difficulties as well as to exchange teaching experience. Another distinctive merit is that at the end of each unit students must participate in a quiz, which lasts 20 minutes to let both principal and teacher know if they understand the lesson or whether they can continue learning in upper level. What the researcher’s center constantly has done above ensures the teaching and learning quality. At the same time with the warranting of the quality policy, this private center usually holds plentiful activities to welcome most events all year. For kids we have children international day, summer camp. Similarly, we also organize singing English song contest for whole students to help them have a playgroup to show their abilities as well as stimulate the motivation in learning. Another positive feature I would like to mention is that it has an noticeable encouraging policy. When students gain highest mark in their test, school will have a ten (10) percent diminution their fee. Although center has remarkable strategies, the repercussion, which we gain, is not as we expect. Firstly, the cause is apart from the teachers’ quality. It is evident that more than eighty (80) percent of them are high school teachers. It indicates that the percentage of high quality teachers are near to the ground. The reason why the result is not good as expected is that they still show their power in class and use inappropriate teaching approaches. They, accordingly, always advocate that students are neither energetic nor vigorous. In order words, they reckon that students are so apathetic, slothful and take part in no activities. Secondly, these lecturers neither realize the difficulties which learners in Vietnamese context are undertaking nor have any remedy and treatment to 3
  • 4. encourage and engage students to involve in both their teaching process and also their activities. Thirdly, teachers’ shortcoming technique and principle results that learners cannot feel comfortable when learning English. Students always do more exercise, but they neither write a complete paper nor dare to speak with foreigner speakers. Also, they do not have any engagement in their learning or they do not have their voice, either. As a result, learners are undergone this teaching approach, they lose their confidence and motivation to speak English both in-side 4 and out-side classroom. THE RATIONALE OF RESEARCHER When being a student at school, the researcher always desire to master the speaking and writing skills but this desirability has not been done because of the lack of confidence and environment. Hence, when choosing topic for this research, enhancing speaking and writing skills for learners has come out and has gained the researcher’s choice. The researcher believes that this issue is to deserve to pursue as a research subject matter because people learn English to meet numerous purposes. These can range into the following reasons: to enhance their knowledge and to use it in their authentic life. Other targets that learners always think about is that they aim to get promotion and find high pay job. Moreover, they want to have enough ability and confidence to communicate with foreign speakers. So, teaching English should meet these ultimata . This job should not focus on passing the tests as Vietnamese context. By contrast, this should supply learners not only more chances to learn and interact with authentic situation, but also more opportunities to practice speaking in untreated and encouraged environment from their teacher and peers . Another way in which students will develop their ability in speaking skill is that they should be put into original context as well as they should be taught
  • 5. how to work in group to generate and brainstorm the ideas for a specific topic. On the word of Richard and Rodgers cited in Hu (2002), they admitted that activities which come from authentic communication and have more meaningful surely intensify learning outcome. To complete these objectives, therefore, the administrators, lecturers, instructors should, firstly, recognize the salient complication as well as, secondly, change their teaching practice, in addition to, thirdly, upgrade their knowledge. As can be asserted that students in Vietnam cannot speak English after receiving an English certificate. This burning issue must be severely considered by those who are accountability because it is visible that this clearly matter cause badly result on students’ upshot. If it is looked up, students have more occasion to access to a better learning environment, syllabi as well as teacher.. From these blazing affairs above and Richard and Rodgers’s research (Hu, 2002), the go-getter decides to conduct this study, which bases on the topic collaborative activities in teaching speaking (1) to innovate the teaching speaking practice, (2) to visualize some implications for teaching speaking skill in small scale, (3) to meet the demand of student in learning English these days and (4) to engagement student into speaking activities as well. 5 STRENGTHS and WEAKNESSES The initial point the researcher would like to discuss is that the strengths of this study. It is obvious that researcher has a favorable circumstance to work. That, firstly, is real context. In other words, private language center is the place where this research is managed as well as the researcher is teaching. Likewise, secondly, the self-starter’s students are eagerly to participate in this project. Besides, thirdly, the doer knows deeply the teaching as well as learning theories and, fourthly, the researcher actually yearns for to make the students’ expectation become truth.
  • 6. On the other hand, this paper has its weaknesses as well. It is undeniable that the time for this research is really short. Although the time-scale for this is 10 weeks, students have 4 weeks to work with speaking lesson. The rest is to save for conductor to implement the interview process, collect data, categorize, decode, make a judgment and figure the final result. Also, investigator does not gain more data beyond research’s setting because there is a fact that there are not more students are guided by communicative background. 6 WHY THIS IS INNOVATIVE From the language learning and teaching theories, the researcher knows that, firstly, language –centered method just focuses on the linguistic form (Kumaravadivelu, B. 2006). Besides, secondly, learner-centered method has more merits. It provides for learners what they want and need. Also, this contributes for students a speaking environment, but it also has a clearly demerit that it has students just practice in pre-handpicked linguistic patterns ( Kumaravadivelu, B. 2006). Therefore, the students cannot develop their own ability incidentally. In other words, all student’s outcome are similarity. Thirdly, learning-centered method has the most favorable. It puts learners into a flexible profound interaction by applying problem-solving assignments in sessions so that they can brainstorm and advance their ability ( Kumaravadivelu, B. 2006). The accountability is that the both English form and meaning are used in a mixed way, how the function of communication is carried out by students through the reconstruction language and the using it appropriately to solve the task. Moreover, Vygotsky’s Social development theory asserted that interactions which happen in real setting, like society, will build up and pave the way for development, consciousness and awareness. Vygotsky’s research has made a change the teacher’s as well as student’s role. The former will act as a
  • 7. helper, consultant, instructor, facilitator, marker, tutor, prompter, observer, resource, participant, teaching aid (mime, gesture ) while, in contrast the later gain an dynamic and energetic role and gradually become an autonomy learner in their learning. Basing on what has presented beforehand and Vietnamese context, the researcher would maintain that this study is an innovative paper although this project is small-scale. 7 LITERATURE REVIEW Teaching second language - English - was conceded as a profession in the past. So as to enlarge the teaching theories, methodologies, plentiful researchers have done researches to exploit, react new some. In these invention, communicative language teaching is considered as an effective way to guide leaners to learn English, because this way puts learners into the authentic situation. Oradee (2012) argues that this one can encourage , stimulate students to communicate with their partners to solve the task. Likewise, Gorgon & Matera ( 2008) supported that learning in this environment learners will improve the linguistic competence. Especially, Raja (2012) claims that this approach will decrease the leaners’ apprehension. Moreover, this environment will provide learners a chance to have a close relationship with teacher and partners. From these various merits learners have an occasion to reconstruct what they have learnt in the previous stages. Besides, in this teaching technique teacher and learners have changed the role together. Significantly, teacher is not an instructor. In contrast he/she will be a consultant, facilitator, assistant. Learners are the active doer. They can ask a help from their classmate or teacher at any time. Conversely, this teaching approach has its drawback. Gorgon & Matera (2008) pointed out that students can use first language to solve the task because they do not have enough linguistic competence. Also, Burke (2011) agreed that students will be quiet when they do not want to argue with their partners about that topic. This downside should be taken into consideration by teacher to avoid
  • 8. this aspect. Other obstacle is that one student can overshadow the other (Freeman & Greenacre, 2011). On the whole look, the merit governs the demerit. Therefore, the researcher will base on this teaching approach to conduct this study. Because the fact that there is no any research which discuss this teaching approach in Vietnamese context where students learn actively and teachers will be less power but they will be friendly. 8 RESEARCH SITUATION, MARTERIAL and PARTICIPANTS SITUATION As mentioning in previous parts, this investigation and innovation is implemented at doer’s context, at North-Europe Language Center, which localized at 172 Le Trong Tan street in HCM city. The classes are at the Elementary and pre-intermediate background. The explanation for this choice is that previous papers, which are conducted by renowned researchers have just paid more attention to upper levels ( Water &Vilches, 2001). The implementer, therefore, make a decision that this level will be the study target. Participants are both in perfect sensible fitness and university students. PARTICIPANT That from 18 to 21 years old is their age. The quantity of partakers are 25 while female outdoes 1 person. The elementary class is conducted every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evening from 17.45.pm. to 19.15.p.m, and from 19.30.p.m to 21.p.m for Pre-Inter level. A large screen, cable, loudspeakers and a laptop are always installed so that teacher can use it at any time. The place where the research occurs is large enough for students to group and move. The students have undertaken 7 years at high school but their speaking ability is not acceptable. The aim of their enrollment in this class is that they want to improve their speaking skill and have a good preparatory for TOIEC in future.
  • 9. Additionally, two other teachers who work together with the researcher are persuaded to take part in this study. They are not only experience instructors but also have finished postgraduate program, a Master course in teaching English for speakers of another language. They will participate in the researcher’s speaking class as well as will be asked to give their ideas and how they fell about this kind of teaching procedure. 9 MATERIAL Three lessons in International Express Elementary Level are used. These are selected. They are unit 6 , 7 and 8. Every week, the session has 2 periods which last 90 minutes. At every session students have 30 minutes to work with partners to practice speaking. Besides, American Adventures Pre-intermediate level is used. Three unit are chosen as material to conduct the research. These are from unit 8 to 10. Every session has 90 minutes, too, and the time for speaking practice is to range from 30 to 35 minutes. The argument for this choice is that at this level learners need more time to practice English so that they can restructure what they have learnt from previous settings to change it into their knowledge and they can use it whenever they need. TIME LINE June 1st – August 10th Task W 1 W 2 W 3 W 4 W 5 W 6 W 7 W 8 W 9 W 10 Introduce research, design field notes Design questionnaire, interview questions
  • 10. 10 Conduct innovation, observe Send Questionnaire Interview Receive questionnaire, transcribe, analyze data Draft and revise Final report From the time line it is transperant that the critical path is the linkage from week number 1 to week number 5 to week number 6 to week number 9 and finallly is week number 10. If any task in these weeks has problem, all project will be lengthen. Research Questions This research strives to illustrate a potential procedure for English teaching doers to apply into teaching productive skill at private language context. Moreover, this one will figure out clear classroom activities to follow to help students engage as well as promote their ability. Furthermore, its aims is to help students overcome their language speaking apprehension and enhance their confidence to use English as well. Correspondingly, the research endeavors to lighten and invent the answers for following questions: 1. How does procedure in TBLT benefit learners’ outcome ( speaking skill) ? 2. What are teachers’ and students’ opinions, attitudes and beliefs this teaching approach?
  • 11. Sub-questions: 1. What techniques should instructors use to improve students’ speaking confidence? 2, do students feel comfortable when learning in this way? 11 Donation to knowledge This research will invigorate the process of teaching speaking skill and further the collaboration benefits in learning English for Vietnamese students at private language context. It also re-examines the advantages of sequences of activities, which sustain for to be willing in speaking sessions. The combination of qualitative and action research surely both enhance students’ competence and confidence and at any rate will help and force me to re-consider, up to-date and improve my teaching practice. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN TEACHER and RESREACHER ROLE As a teacher role, I strongly desire to help my learners make rapidly progress in their learning. So, I spare no efforts to compare the teaching theories and teaching environment so that I can visualize the most suitable way to teach. To help learners to improve their speaking skill, I apply both Piaget’ and Vygotsky’s theories. It denotes that I try my best to put my students into a social interaction environment to enhance their confidence as well as decrease their apprehension in speaking English, to develop their ability and have good result, in addition to, I encourage them to learn by themselves. Besides, I definitely change my position to help the classroom atmosphere unceremoniously. Also, I encourage learners to be more participant and willing , voluntary, enthusiastic ways in their learning. As a researcher role, I strictly criticize my innovation to discovery the defeated sides to make more progress in the future as well as to do more responsibilities for my job. Other thing I am pursuing is that I stimulate my learners to respond in a frankly way about the questions in questionnaire so that I know what I need to improve and what I need to put forward in my teaching
  • 12. practice. Above and beyond, I persuade my colleagues to let me know their feelings and opinions about my doing and to let me know their suggestions, too. 12 THE PURPOSE OF THIS EVALUATION As stated by Rea-Dickens and Germaine (2001), purpose is divided into general and specific purposes. The purpose of accountability in general belongs to summative evaluation and its aim is to evaluate the final result. The curriculum development of general purpose is to improve curriculum and belongs to formative evaluation. Teacher self-development purpose of general does not need measurement. It aims to improve teaching and learning process. It also belongs to formative. It is self-explanatory that every work has its own purpose, therefore, this paper also has its goal as well. In this one the researcher will critically go through and have a closely look what have been done to visualize the suitable way to teach speaking skill at private language center to help students improve their speaking skill, and to re-examine what teacher has done for learners through this project. ANALYZE THE RESEARCH QUESTIONS (R Q) In this paper the researcher spares no efforts to discover the answers for 2 research questions and 2 sub-questions, too. The aim of these ones ( research questions) are to guide the purpose of this study. In other words, R Qs are lodestar for this research. These R Qs: (1). In what extent does procedure in TBLT benefit learners’ outcome (speaking skill) ? (2). What are teachers’ and students’ opinions, attitudes, beliefs ? And Sub-questions: (1). What techniques should instructors use to improve students’ speaking confidence? (2). do students feel comfortable when learning in this way? It is understandable that the concerning of R Qs is the purpose of this research. If the doer can have positive answers for theses ones, the study is successful. In contrast, if the doer gains the negative responses, the study is unsuccessful.
  • 13. It is indisputable that, therefore, R Qs are so important. Although the implementer has read several books which discuss how to make R Q, in deeply researcher’s though these RQs can meet the requirement. These R Qs can let the researcher know that at extent students’ speaking outcome have improved as well as student’s speaking apprehension have decreased. Moreover, R Qs will guide researcher to made questionnaire and interview questions to exploit teachers’ and student’s opinion about the way that teacher conducts the class. Besides, from these questions the finder want to find out a true responses about teachers’ and students’ beliefs. Also, their attitudes about this teaching practice will be utilized. The sub-question is designed for both teachers and students. Teachers and students will help the doer have more ideas about teaching techniques, and their feeling, respectively. 13 QUALITATIVE RESEARCH It is universally accepted that qualitative research can be employed to researches in the field of social sciences. Law, Medicine researchers can use Case Study Research (Ary, Jacobs, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010. p.452). History, Anthropology researchers always utilize this method to conduct their researches. This way can supply the responses for the “why” and “how” questions. (Ary, Jacobs, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). These ones (why and how questions) have the aim to clarify people’s behaviors, interactions with their socio-economic environment and their community. Moreover, other researchers pursue the responses for how people feel in that setting. These benefits can come from the way how data are collected. The qualitative research usually employs observation, interview methods to collect data. There is the fact that description about the context can be drawn clearly thanked to these methods ( data collection). Another benefit is that it lets the researcher have a flexible and informal communication with participants to get more non-verbal communication as gesture, facial expression. Besides, the
  • 14. question has open-ended structures, therefore, respondents freely express their opinions. Although it has its merits, it can never avoid drawbacks. It is unquestionable that it has also its negative points. Firstly, time-consuming is a salient issue. Because the fact that there are several steps in its procedure. Secondly, moreover, the data only can be gianed (by the researcher ) from research context, therefore data are not more objectiveness. Thirdly, data analysis cannot be done by statistical method. Lastly, it is obvious that more subjectivity appears than objectivity. To overcome these issues, the researcher decides to combine action research and qualitative research – “basic qualitative research” or called “ basic interpretive study” (Ary, Jacobos, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). The main argument for this choice is that this combination surely lets the researcher find out the “why”, “how” and “what” question (Ary, Jacobos, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). It can be used to explore the attitudes, beliefs, opinion, and behavior. The researcher also choose the open-ended question as a data collection method because it can bring back advantages in avoiding bias and subjectivity. Moreover, it also can be applied in a small context and in a ‘short duration’ (Ary, Jacobos, Sorensen, Razavieh, 2010). According to Hinchey (2008) action research is applied to find out knowledge in specific context where the researcher is both the doer and the insider. The researcher can do the research by his/herself to visualize the best way to improve the teaching practice. The combining these 2 methods guarantee that data will be collected sufficiently for research’s purpose as well as shorten any unexpected issues. 14 PEDAGOGICAL TENSIONS and SOLUTIONS
  • 15. It is absolute that there are unexpected issues which can occur during the research process. Researcher’s prediction, firstly, is that learners are unwilling to participating in the research because the fact that they have a fear that they will be ashamed if they cannot perform well in the research’s process. Secondly, other matter need to be concerned is how to encourage learner respond truly. Everything has its solution, the researcher, therefore, believes that these issues will be overcome. To solve the first concerning, the researcher persuades students that the personal information will be kept secretly. To have more true responses, the researcher will encourage learner to show their true though so that the researcher can know the truth and changes the teaching style and improves learner’s outcome. With the prediction and watchful preparation the researcher hopefully can avoid and solve matters. 15 ETHICAL ISSUES and SOLUTIONS To have this study done, firstly the researcher must have a formal conversation with principal and get the permission. Furthermore, the participants and observer also act an important role, so, to have their willingness, the researcher will present benefits and persuade them to join. The researcher thinks that the most important matter is beneficence. Benefits must be shared equally to all participants. It indicates that the researcher must try his best to maximize the opportunities for learners to practicing speaking English. Besides, the researcher usually have informal communication with colleagues to share their teaching experiences as well as teaching aid. Moreover, that my following concerning is respect. This one must be saved for participants strictly. Furthermore, other concerning must be taken under severely consideration. They include confidentiality and honesty policy. Additionally, limited harmfulness needs to be considered constantly. The last issue must be taken into account is that the honesty.
  • 16. 16 RESEARCH METHOD TO EVALUATE INNOVATION According to Murphy (2000) evaluation is the process to collect data , analysis and interpret to make a final decision or visualize what must be done in the future. Especially, it must be linked with the context and it can be done by researcher or out-sider. Likewise, Nunan and Lamb (1996) defined that evaluation is an activity in which data are collected to be scrutinized what has been worked and what has not. A terrific evaluation must present which aspects need to be changed. This kind of doing - evaluation - is divided into different approaches ( summative and formative evaluation) and techniques ( formal and informal evaluation) . On the one hand, summative is suitable for appraising the efficient. Besides, it ( summative) can be conducted after innovation project. However, it demands the statistical analysis. It necessitaes that it encompasses testing. Moreover, the final result cannot help to improve the curriculum development. On the other hand, formative is appropriate for classroom practice and questionnaires, interviews are taken fully advantage of collecting information. Exceptionally, the researcher can interpret data without the help of statistical equipment. On the technique side, as said by Nunan & Lamb (1996) Informal evaluation is commenced by teachers to manage their teaching practice. In contrast, formal evaluation is originated by outsiders. As a result, the researcher will base on the mixture of summative and formative approach to carry out this evaluation to verify the effectiveness of the innovation ( summative approach) as well as to analyze and interpret data ( formative approach). DATA COLLECTION Data are collected from week number two from observation process and it lasts with four weeks, from week number 2 to 5. This participant observation
  • 17. focuses on the 6 following aspects. The first side (1) is the clothing, gender, social status. The second feature (2) is physical behavior and gestures: what people do, who do what, who interact with whom, who is not interacting. How people use their body language and voice to communicate, different emotion, what are their feeling toward other. The third character (3) is what students do in speaking activities. They take part in activities or sit alone or chat with their partners. The fourth trait (4) is who student usually interact with, their partners or their teacher or other. The last one (5) is the classroom atmosphere. It has eager or frustrated environment. Besides, the setting and the syllabus (6) are considered. If that place is big enough for students to move and the student-book is suitable for that level. The observation is done by the researcher within the session. Time, days and dates are referred in time line part. Four weeks for observation are done and 10 questionnaires are written for that purpose. Only 8 questions are composed and one interview session is held for teachers. Interview are recorded and faithfully transcription are done to serve for data analysis. This study mainly helps student improve speaking ability, so data collection mostly is focused on this aspect. 17 HOW THE DATA WAS TRIANGULATED ? The shortcoming of qualitative is that it is rather subjectivity and hard to avoid biases. To overcome these dilemma, the researcher decides that apply triangulation data are used. It is good for the investigator to shorten the subjectivity. The observation has numerous bias , therefore , to reduce this aspect, questionnaire is used to increase the objectivity and decrease the bias. Besides, interview is also a objectivity source. The ideas are from interviewees and are recoded. QUALITY OF DATA: Quality is an abstract concept , therefore it is hard to define. According to Shenton (2004. P. 64) to improve ‘ internal validity - credibility ’ as well as ‘
  • 18. external validity – transferability’ the investigator should choose ‘random sample’, ask for ‘member check’ the information again, read more ‘research finding’. Especially, the researcher must describe the context clearly. To improve the ‘dependability –reliability ( Shenton, 2004. P.71), the researcher must express clearly the procedure. Other aspect must be considered is ‘confirmability - objectivity’ (Shenton, 2004. P. 72). The author (Shenton) said that the researcher should apply the ‘triangulation to reduce the bias” The data are collected by the researcher constantly in 4 weeks under the observation process and from week number 6, interviews are conducted and recorded. The transcriptions are transcribed and are reread by interviewees. Outstandingly, the open-ended questions are written and sent for students. It is obvious that the responses are not bias and more objective. Therefore, the quality is ensured. That the reason why reliability has highly quality. From these data the researcher will analyze and believe that the final result will be validity. 18 HOW DATA ARE DECODED Firstly, the researcher uses the open coding to highlight salient issues. Next, Non-hierarchical coding is used to categorize them into same categories. In this coding process, the researcher desirably looks for themes which can exploit the research questions such as students’ feeling, attitude and relationship. Besides, this coding action will also try to find out other themes to further analysis such testing issue. Categories Taxonomic themes Teaching issue Obstacle Time issue Obstacle Testing way Obstacle Interpersonal relation Relationship Outcome Benefits Student behavior, action Relationship and attitude Teacher & students thinking Belief Learning atmosphere: Feeling DATA ANLYSIS
  • 19. The purpose of data analysis is to describe the whole picture and to explain it clearly for the readers (LeCompte, 2000). Additionally, LeCompte (2000) said that qualitative data analysis comprises ‘5 steps’. These are ‘ tidying up’ , ‘finding items’ , ‘creating stable of items’ , ‘creating patterns’ , and ‘ assembling structures’. Therefore, this guiding is applied to help the investigator diminishes the analysis of procedure. The most prominent feature of this method is that it lets the investigator to collect data by himself/herself. It is certain that the whole picture is divided into 2 parts: the obstacle and the benefit. While the obstacle includes teaching and testing issues. The benefit includes good feeling, belief and attitude. TEACHING ISSUE: The first issue is teaching issue. All students respond that the way teacher conducts the class so fast that they cannot follow the lesson. Ngan in her answering question number 4 provides the information that the time for discuss in group is so quick that group members can generate enough ideas. ‘The time for working in group is so short’ (Ngan). Other issue is that students do not have enough vocabularies to support their discussion. ‘I cannot find work to talk with my partner – Van’. Additionally, Mr Nam (interviewee ) showed his idea that ‘ I can see that many students have problem with how to make a sentence and how to listen their partners’ ( question number 5 in interview). In this situation the researcher – teacher - always encourages students by saying that please raise your hand if you get any difficulties or you can ask your classmate in Vietnamese. It is obvious that students are not accustomed with this teaching and learning approach. So, teacher should group 4 to 5 students in a group, provide more vocabularies and last the speaking time. TESTING and TIME ISSUE: Although teacher applies reconstruction teaching approach, tester requests learners to do discrete test. As said by Minh that ‘ time for doing test is short and questions are much’. 19
  • 20. Moreover, all students claimed that ‘ the midterm test just focuses on the vocabulary and rewrite sentences, therefore I cannot apply my speaking skill into this test. It does not go together with this teaching’. This master is the thing that the researcher never thinks about before doing this paper. To solve this burn issue, the researcher thinks that there is a close between the doing tester and the researcher to visualize a suitable test for this kind of class. Luckily, these negative points does not outclass the merit. All respondents give positive reply to these teaching approach. BENEFIT: GOOD FEELING: The front side of drawback includes good feeling, belief, and attitude. On this benefit aspect, it is acceptable that feeling has a key role in this aspect. All respondents respond that they feel comfortable when learning in that atmosphere. ‘I feel comfortable –Bao’. Especially Uyen adds that ‘I feel so happy when I can talk with many other students’. Nhan also supported that ‘ I like this teaching because teacher does not focus on the final result at school. In this class I is encouraged to learn and I can apply English into real situation’. There is a coincident between in interview transcription and observation note that at the initial state the classroom atmosphere is so heavy, but later this one is improved when students are acquainted with this teaching and learning approach. GOOD RELATIONSHIP: Additionally, the relationship between teacher and learners are at a closely way. Especially, this rapport is different from lecture hall. Nhan writes in her questionnaire paper that ‘ teacher is so friendly’. Tai also supports this idea ‘ teacher is so kindly and always smile’. In this teaching approach, teacher has changed the position between learners and teacher. Learners become active students and teacher becomes a helper and adviser. 20
  • 21. Other favorable point in good relationship is that there is a good helpfulness between learners. All answerers claim that they receive more help from their partners, therefore, they strongly trust in their ability, and at the same time, they push back their apprehension. Remarkably, Minh and Tai shared that they always have a smile on their lips in speaking practice time. Also, Ms Nguyet (interviewee) enthusiastically devoted that ‘ this teaching approach is so innovatively because it lets student reconstruct what they have learnt in the previous stage to solve their task to help teacher find out where their level is and know how to guide they to move forward quickly.’ ( question 7 in interview). ATTITUDE & BELIEF: It is cloudless that these satisfactoriness above have affected to students’ learning attitude and belief. They work harder and harder and they have more responsibility for their learning. They raise their hands to get a help from teacher when finding any new word or wanting to be corrected pronunciation. Chi always sits in front of the board and near her teacher so that when having a difficult in learning she can give her question in order to gets help and feedback quickly. They tell the researcher that they have learned numerous valuable from this study. Chi communicated that ‘ I learn a lot from your teaching’. Linh said that ‘ I know how to use English to ask my classmate to share ideas’. Especially, student feel their ability and confidence have improved day by day. Dat said that ‘ now I can be confident to use English to talk with partners in discussing time’. Notably, in a short time they change their learning way and have improved their speaking ability with their partners and in front of whole class. Tien admitted that ‘ I always think I must learn much vocabularies and grammar to speak English well, but now I can learn it by using it’. Besides, from the observation note it is clear that there is a change in students belief and attitude. When a student shares his/ her idea about one specific 21
  • 22. topic, all class members keep quiet and take note to state their idea about his/her classmate paper. Additionally, all interviewees agreed that this teaching approach will motivate students’ autonomy. Ms Nguyet (interviewee) asserted that ‘ surely, this teaching will help student improve their role and learning attitude so much’. She also added that ‘because students have more change to practice speaking English in class, they can use it again outside classroom’ (question number 1 and 3 in interview). 22 DISCUSSION The major issue arising from the innovation. The most unexpected factor that has occurred is that the speed of teaching. All students and interviewees said that teacher says rather quickly. So, students find difficult to master the topic. After receiving the questionnaire and doing interview session, the researcher knows this aspect must be improved and adjuisted. However, at the advantages aspects, this teaching practice has let student discover themselves that they can be an autonomous learners through the teacher’s help and guide. This side is very important because they do not sit passively as they have done in the past. Moreover, in this environment, they can communicate with other during the learning time. In contrast, this cannot be done at school and university. Besides, through working in group , students can learn their partners learning experience and share their knowledge beyond the lesson. In this innovation, the researcher has found out the answers for the attitude, feeling and belief questions. Moreover, when these matters are solved, the final result is positive. In question number 9 and 10 in questionnaire, the researcher uses yes-no question to gauge the final upshot. Luckily, all responses are yes. It means that all students feel that their speaking ability has been improved. Especially, students said that they learn more with this teaching approach. It
  • 23. means that beside speaking skill, they have gained the progress in other area such as: pronunciation, vocabulary and grammar. Teacher cannot correct all errors, therefore while working in group all members will listen and correct each other. Other merit of this innovation is that it has visualized a clear strategy for teacher to teach speaking. To improve the passive situation in students, group work is an effective solution. Moreover, to decrease the teachers’ power, this research has pointed out that they should be an adviser, helper, facilitator , assessor. They should not ask their students to learn by heart. In contrast, they should guide them to use target language to serve the communication function. The way in which innovation work, did not work so well, how and why 23 it work. This innovation can be done fluently because it lets learners find out the way how to learn English by themselves. In this learning context, students try to find out a way to express their idea by using their previous knowledge and try to learn more from their classmate and try to improve their ability by themselves. Then, teacher will help them again to correct any errors which they have. This learning is so different from students’ learning outside this center. In other situation, all learners must follow the way their teachers instruction and must reply to these knowledge in their final paper. Therefore, students are bounden in their teachers’ knowledge. However, this research occurs within 8 weeks, so the time for students working together is short. Moreover, more students have forgotten their previous knowledge and have several difficulties to generate their idea. But, the final result has informed that students are eager when being active learners and their final result has been increased. They feel more confident and less fear when speaking English in front of class (question number 7 and 8 in questionnaire). How the general Vietnamese context and specific context of your institution and classroom affected the success of the innovation.
  • 24. The success of this innovation allows researcher’s class to have a positive thinking about learning English. Students now have changed their mind about learning this subject. It is not hard as their thought. Additionally, the learning atmosphere is so optimistic. It differs from the outset one. Moreover, students right now have thought that they learn English to use it , not to pass the test. They do not focus on the final result. In contrast, they keep their progress. In researcher’s context, this success has opened the door for other teachers those who have difficulty with passive class. Now, they know how to conduct their class actively. In Vietnamese context, the success of this innovation can be a torch to light a hope to help the education system have a look in order change the teaching issue. It is hard for Vietnamese education system to apply this success because it will touch its and their teachers profit. If students can do well at school, teachers will not have part time class at their homes. Moreover, the infrastructure and teaching staff are not enough to meet requirement. Factor that influence its success, lack of success and led to the 24 different level of success with different students. The success of this innovation is still limited because outside classroom learners do not more environment to practice speaking English. However, students can monitor their improvement by making a notice how their ability can be improved day by day by counting the words , sentences they say every session. REFLECTION : How you would improve your teaching in future. It is sure that the researcher will improve the teaching practice in the future. Before doing this project, the investigator does not know how to change the teaching technique, however, after doing this study, the researcher will valiantly revolutionize teaching practice. The researcher will change the role from a power person in class into a facilitator, and put learners into the center of learning and
  • 25. teaching process. Moreover, teacher just is boring person before this study, now this one has changed his teaching approach to meet the classroom demand. The researcher does not teach discrete point any more. By contrast, holistic English picture is taught together so that learners can use English areas and skills to resolve a specific issue inside as well as outside classroom. Moreover, students can pronounce a word clearly, make a sentence completely to present their idea in front of class. Besides, the doer has composed task which bases on the topic by himself. It means that tasks which follow the textbook are no longer obligatory. Especially, all procedures in learning English are strictly followed to help learners to maximize the benefit of the topic. Language and learning are put at the central. Aspect of students moving around classroom, making rather noise are not controlled. The most striking improvement is that the researcher will encourage students to share their ideas with their classmates and give more question to teacher. Moreover, they can make any questions and send them via email or facebook addresses. This progress will push back the passive role of learners. 25 What you learn from your experience. Through this innovation, the researcher has gained numerous valuable lessons. The first precious one is how to control the speed of the lecture. The second priceless one is to know how to change the teacher’s role. What you should do differently next time, why? If the researcher has a chance to conduct this kind of study again, he will invite more teachers to take part in. Besides, testing doer will be invited to change the way which he/she writes the final test in a compatible way. Moreover, more class will be chosen and after innovation an eloquent competition with the topic how to learn speaking skill is hold to help learners have an authentic situation to perform what they have learnt.
  • 26. 26 CONCLUSION The purpose of this study is to help students improve their speaking ability and this study has clearly responded the way how to help students improve the speaking skill. It is apparent that learners can get better their productive skill when they become active learners. Moreover, with the help of their classmates and the encouragement from their teacher, learners can decrease their apprehension and increase confidence as well. Good result will come when obstacles are discharged. When learners have strong belief, they will show their competence. They can use target language to serve their learning. The result in this innovation is similar with other researches in the literature review part, but it asserts that passive learners in Vietnam can change their learning role immediately if they are powered and their teachers can act as a helper. It is obvious that its scale is so small and the time is so limited, therefore, a large scale needs to be done to enlarge the validity.
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